Weissert skrev:@FormidableRed: FSG have signed someone for the Red Sox, in a $39 million contract deal? $250,000 p/w. I'm expecting Messi at Liverpool in January now.
http://sporten.tv2.dk/2012-12-05-benite ... opg%C3%B8r”Vi havde en træning, hvor vi trænede afslutninger. Her scorede Fernando en masse mål. Jeg ved, at han arbejder rigtig hårdt, og det er det vigtigste for mig,” siger Rafael Benitez.
En artikel udfra et Schmeichel tweet, jo hvorfor ikke. Måske Bo Moshage vil finde sig bedre tilrette ved EB, frem for Politiken.
Han har jo spillet for City ogsåCallesen skrev:Tænker nu mere til det tilhørsforhold journalisten giver Peter.
Og jeg klager ikke når Scum udelades af en artikel. Så ja du har ret: Fremragende journalistisk 
Pinligt at man mangler så meget realitets sansmr. ferguson Ferguson has questioned the number of penalties awarded to his rivals over the past 12 months, drawing a hostile reply from his counterpart Roberto Mancini ahead of the Manchester derby.
Ferguson's jibe was aimed at the amount of spot-kicks City have been given since the start of the 2010-11 season, though his figures actually reflect the past three seasons. During this time City's penalty rate numbers 21 in total, 20 of which have come on home soil.
Indeed, Mancini's men have had penalties in their last three matches, and Ferguson is hoping Sunday's referee Martin Atkinson does not add to that tally.
"The number of penalty kicks they get, 21 in the last year or something like that," said Ferguson.
"If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons. There'd be a protest."
Mancini, though, pointed out that United have been awarded the same number of penalties in exactly the same time period. The Italian believes the comments were simply created by Ferguson to add to tensions ahead of the derby.
"I think four or five times in the last 10 games [last season] and then [Ferguson] didn't say anything, but this can happen.
"Fergie is clever for this. I think in the last 15 years there have been some penalties for them. Not a lot, but two or three in the last 15 years," he joked.
Mancini also responded to Ferguson's criticism by suggesting Ashley Young won penalties for United with dives against QPR and Aston Villa in consecutive games last season.
"I remember very well last year. When Young was swimming in the ... " he said, gesturing like a swimmer diving into the water.
Read more at http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story ... P6lM5sT.99
Han er nemlig bare en lille bitter, sur og træls mand at høre på. Har ikke noget tilovers for den mand mere, uanset hans tid i LFC.RobertS skrev:Bittre bittre bittre.....bittre lille Owen. Der har du brændt den sidste bro. At han så ender med at sige han burde havde skiftet til scum tidligere, gør bare at han nok skal kigge over skulderen i Liverpools gader. Sikke en trist og desperat mand han er.
http://www.dr.dk/Sporten/Fodbold/Premie ... 121846.htm
RobertS
Hekkem skrev:mr. ferguson lægger atter pres på dommerne
http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/182912.htmlPinligt at man mangler så meget realitets sansmr. ferguson Ferguson has questioned the number of penalties awarded to his rivals over the past 12 months, drawing a hostile reply from his counterpart Roberto Mancini ahead of the Manchester derby.
Ferguson's jibe was aimed at the amount of spot-kicks City have been given since the start of the 2010-11 season, though his figures actually reflect the past three seasons. During this time City's penalty rate numbers 21 in total, 20 of which have come on home soil.
Indeed, Mancini's men have had penalties in their last three matches, and Ferguson is hoping Sunday's referee Martin Atkinson does not add to that tally.
"The number of penalty kicks they get, 21 in the last year or something like that," said Ferguson.
"If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons. There'd be a protest."
Mancini, though, pointed out that United have been awarded the same number of penalties in exactly the same time period. The Italian believes the comments were simply created by Ferguson to add to tensions ahead of the derby.
"I think four or five times in the last 10 games [last season] and then [Ferguson] didn't say anything, but this can happen.
"Fergie is clever for this. I think in the last 15 years there have been some penalties for them. Not a lot, but two or three in the last 15 years," he joked.
Mancini also responded to Ferguson's criticism by suggesting Ashley Young won penalties for United with dives against QPR and Aston Villa in consecutive games last season.
"I remember very well last year. When Young was swimming in the ... " he said, gesturing like a swimmer diving into the water.
Read more at http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story ... P6lM5sT.99
Men fakts er anderledes.
Og ikke mindst, hvor mange point de givne straffespark har givet...Hafsteinsson skrev:Hekkem skrev:mr. ferguson lægger atter pres på dommerne
http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/182912.htmlPinligt at man mangler så meget realitets sansmr. ferguson Ferguson has questioned the number of penalties awarded to his rivals over the past 12 months, drawing a hostile reply from his counterpart Roberto Mancini ahead of the Manchester derby.
Ferguson's jibe was aimed at the amount of spot-kicks City have been given since the start of the 2010-11 season, though his figures actually reflect the past three seasons. During this time City's penalty rate numbers 21 in total, 20 of which have come on home soil.
Indeed, Mancini's men have had penalties in their last three matches, and Ferguson is hoping Sunday's referee Martin Atkinson does not add to that tally.
"The number of penalty kicks they get, 21 in the last year or something like that," said Ferguson.
"If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons. There'd be a protest."
Mancini, though, pointed out that United have been awarded the same number of penalties in exactly the same time period. The Italian believes the comments were simply created by Ferguson to add to tensions ahead of the derby.
"I think four or five times in the last 10 games [last season] and then [Ferguson] didn't say anything, but this can happen.
"Fergie is clever for this. I think in the last 15 years there have been some penalties for them. Not a lot, but two or three in the last 15 years," he joked.
Mancini also responded to Ferguson's criticism by suggesting Ashley Young won penalties for United with dives against QPR and Aston Villa in consecutive games last season.
"I remember very well last year. When Young was swimming in the ... " he said, gesturing like a swimmer diving into the water.
Read more at http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story ... P6lM5sT.99
Men fakts er anderledes.
Adolf Ferguson
- dog kunne det være interessant også at se, hvem de givne straffespart er dømt imod?
